Ubuntu Radio, Ep #23 --Darius Leonard: Pro B-Ball Scholar (Part 2 of 2) --Part of The Black Millennial Series

After college pro ball in Germany; culture shock; black man in a foreign land; neo-nazis; sickness, hospitalization, rehab; advice to young AAU ballers; a degree is worth its weight in options; and more on the infamous Chris Paul crotch punch.

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The Iran Job: http://www.theiranjob.com/

Ubuntu Radio, Ep #22 --Darius Leonard: Pro B-Ball Scholar (Part 1 of 2) --Part of The Black Millennial Series

Darius Leonard graduated from college in 3.5 yrs, played ACC bball, earned a Masters Degree from Wake Forest University and plays pro in Germany. We talk about his work ethic, AAU youth bball, being a teammate of John Wall as well as the infamous punch demon deacon Chris Paul threw to the crotch of NC State legend Julius Hodge... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfKEBENB7tk

Ubuntu Radio, Ep #21 --Ronin Riz: A Black Millennial Artist --Part 2 of 2

Ronin talks about, among other things, self discovery, cultivating an independent spirit, self belief, code switching in middle school, HBCUs, "a different world" at a PWI, social justice, Let Me Breathe, why he got into corporate law, illegal police stops, the struggle is real for smart black boy, FEAR.

Ubuntu Radio, Ep #20 --Ronin Riz: A Black Millennial Artist-- Part 1 of 2

Singer, songwriter, rapper, actor, soon-to-be lawyer, Ronin Riz talks about his new EP Wanderlust but more so about the journey of the artist who created the music. From the traps of Southeast Raleigh to brickyard of NC State University, free shows on the chitlin circuit to winning a competition on BET's 106 & Park, Ronin offers his truth at this time in his life. Aware, motivated, directed, God-faring, a black man defining his millennial spirit.

System 3/ADARE College Triplets, Part 2... Three female freshman soccer players from the island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines talk facts about the actual college application process, the forms, the visas, the headaches, their first days on campus, their first season, what they're thankful for these days and what's ahead.

System 3/ADARE College Triplets... Three female freshman soccer players from the island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines talk about their journey from small island to the US as well as the challenges they faced as female footballers in a country that rarely offered strong support.

Ubuntu Radio, Ep #17 --Ms. Antcey (5)

More stories on what it's like for an educated black woman dating in NC. What he's gotta bring to the table; Two dates in one night; When he shows up and aint look nothing like his profile pic but you feel bad because he drove four hours to see you; When he says he doesn't want a relationship and you believe him and you don't try to change his mind; When he cries about his ex on the first date... And more.

Ubuntu Radio, Ep #14 --Ms. Antcey (4) --Review of 2014 --Guns, God, Glory and Selma

Ms. Antcey shares her views as an educated black woman on the events in Ferguson, Staten Island, how they affected her students, her school and why the ordeal gave her serious thought about not having children. She also talks about the movie Selma's cultural impact 50 years after the events.

Ubuntu Radio, Ep # 13 --Gino: The Harvard Scholar (Part 3 of 3)-- Part of The Black Millennial Series

We conclude our talk by delving into, among other things: the modern sound of music, a vision of college students today, One World utopia, The Battle of Seattle, 24 hour news cycle, Japanese cinema, Adolescent Philosophy, Family, spiritual oneness, a continued discourse.

Ubuntu Radio, Ep #12 -- Gino: The Harvard Scholar (Part 2 of 3)--Part of The Black Millennial Series

The discussion weaves from a definiton of "historical adolescence", the morality of war, "slacktivism" vs the Arab Spring, rapper Nas, being (1) a human, (2) a man, (3) a black man, all in one body, in light of America's recent racial reawakening... Press play.